G. Christopher Stecker

The paper examines how talker head-orientation and extended high-frequency cues affect speech recognition in multi-talker environments, showing benefits for non-facing masker angles and EHF cues.

The paper examines how gender and speech material affect the long-term average speech spectrum, finding gender differences in extended high frequencies and spectral levels across speech types.

The paper explains the rapid decline in ITD sensitivity for pure tones by linking it to peripheral cochlear filtering rather than central neural limitations.